Static or dynamic camera movement for this ultra-wide 8K logo animation? For some context: this a...Static or dynamic camera movement for this ultra-wide 8K logo animation? For some context: this a...
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Hristiyan Stratev
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• Aug 28
Static or dynamic camera movement for this ultra-wide 8K logo animation? For some context: this animation was shown on multiple widescreen TVs at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, GITEX Global, and a few other major tech shows. P.S. We ended up using both, but I'm curious which version you would prefer.
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1 voted

33%

Static Camera

2 voted

67%

Dynamic Camera

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Maty Sandoval
max
• 2d
Having it shown on that many screens at CES and GITEX is a serious stress test for a logo animation. If you ended up using both versions, was that a client call or did you find each one just worked better in a different context (broadcast vs booth signage, say)?
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Hristiyan Stratev
pro
• 1d
We used them in different context. The one with the dynamic camera worked better for attracting visitors to the booth, so we played in on the second floor (top of the booth) so it can be seen from distance. The one with the static camera worked better for opening/closing demo features of the product
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• 1d
dynamic for me. the Living Homes text feels nicer when it moves. cool that it played at CES
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